Shine Night Walk Glasgow
Shine Night Walk Glasgow 2026
Glasgow, it’s your moment to Shine! Join hundreds of people lighting up the city to raise money to save and improve lives.
An early-bird price for Shine night owls!
Hurry, don’t miss out on our cheapest-ever entry fees.
Sign up today for a 2026 Shine Night Walk event to secure our lowest entry fees.
Available until 23.59 on 31 December 2025.
Shine Night Walk Glasgow 2026
About Shine Night Walk Glasgow
Shine Night Walk is your chance to light up Glasgow’s streets and support life-saving research. Around Kelvingrove Park, past the Duke of Wellington Statue and over the Millennium Bridge, you’ll walk past Glasgow's iconic landmarks before ending with a finish line celebration.
Walk solo and meet friends along the way, or sign up as a group and walk together.
With Shine Night Walk you can choose to fundraise for a cancer cause close to your heart, or simply where the need is greatest.
What you get for your entry fee
Shine Night Walk T-shirt
Fundraising and training support
Signposted route, water stations and facilities
A finisher’s medal
The route
The Shine Night Walk in Glasgow takes you through the heart of the city past some of the city's most iconic landmarks.
Please note, this is the 2025 route map and is subject to change. Watch this space for our 2026 map.
How your support makes a difference
Fund the research that matters to you
When you sign up to Shine Night Walk you can pick which research area you want to support, from bowel cancer to children’s cancers or simply where the need is greatest.
Over the last 40 years our work has helped double breast cancer survival, supported the development of radiotherapy and played a role in developing 8 of the world’s top 10 cancer drugs.
Nearly 1 in 2 of us will get cancer in our lifetime*, but your fundraising can make a difference.
How fundraising helps Glasgow
Glasgow is home to our world-renowned Scotland Institute where our work spans the whole spectrum of cancer research, from investigating the molecular basis of cancer to developing new treatments.
Cancer Research UK spent over £23m in 2022/23.
Research happening right now in Glasgow includes:
- We’re developing a blood test to detect pancreatic cancer.
- Personalising medicine for people with bowel cancer.
- We’re making treatments better for children with leukaemia.
We're with you every step of the way
Fundraising support
We’re here to help you kickstart your fundraising and smash your target. We recommend a fundraising goal of £100 for 10K walkers, but no matter how much you raise, your fundraising powers our progress.
Training support
Shine Night Walk isn’t about being the first across the finish line, but it’s important to be prepared. Whether you’re planning to power walk, stride or stroll, find out how long each distance will take and get your training plan.
Community support
Shine Night Walk is about all of us coming together to beat cancer. But you don’t need to wait until the walk! After signing up you’ll receive a link to join the official Shine Night Walk Facebook group, where you can share support, fundraising ideas and training tips with your fellow walkers.
Other Shine Night Walk 10K locations
Thinking of exploring another city? Shine Night Walk takes place across the country, with 16 locations to choose from.
Volunteer at Shine Night Walk
Want to be part of the team who make it all happen? Visit our volunteering page to find out more about our volunteering opportunities.
Visit the Shine Night Walk shop
From vibrant headbands to glow in the dark tattoos, the Shine Night Walk shop has all you need to get ready for the night.
*cruk.org/lifetimerisk